FAA shuts down airspace in Texas near previous abrupt closure
A major earthquake struck the coastal region early Tuesday, damaging homes, infrastructure, and hospitals. Local authorities reported dozens of casualties and many people remain trapped, with rescue teams racing to reach affected neighborhoods as aftershocks continue.
Emergency services issued a nationwide warning for potential landslides in hilly areas and advised residents to stay clear of unstable structures and flood-prone zones. Powers and communications have been disrupted in several towns, complicating coordination and relief efforts.
International aid agencies are mobilizing, sending medical supplies, temporary shelters, and field hospitals. The government has declared a state of emergency and is coordinating with neighboring countries to expedite assistance and assess the full extent of damage.